Your Meter Sample Clauses

Your Meter. 12.1 You are responsible for ensuring your Property has a Meter 12.2 If you have a traditional meter, or a non-communicative Smart Meter, we will need you to submit a Meter reading via the App each month (this will be automatic with a Smart Meter). We’ll remind you when you need to do this. 12.3 You are responsible for ensuring that your Meter and all other equipment and systems that are used to measure the amount of Energy that is used at the Property (the “metering equipment”) is not tampered or interfered with, lost, stolen or damaged. If you discover any damage, fault or other issue with your metering equipment, you must tell us immediately. 12.4 We can install, maintain, read, disconnect, repair or replace any metering equipment. You agree to give us or anyone acting on our behalf safe access to your Property and all metering equipment. If there are obstructions preventing us accessing your metering equipment, you must remove them. 12.5 If you have a Smart Meter that we can read without coming to your Property, you agree that: 12.5.1 We may remotely repair and update it; 12.5.2 We can access your Smart Meter reading information every half an hour, 24/7; 12.5.3 We may use information from it to work out your payments for the Supply and offer you appropriate Tariffs and other products and monitor your Energy usage; and 12.5.4 You will not remove any equipment provided to you without our consent. 12.6 Once a Smart Meter is installed and its functionality is available for us to use, we will notify you and commence taking Meter readings automatically, update your Meter and run diagnostics without visiting your Property. We will use these readings to calculate your Energy Bills and Credits. 12.7 If we are Supplying you with a Smart Meter, we will arrange installation on a date and time that is convenient to you. If we or our agent are not given access to the Property for the appointment we have agreed with you to install the Smart Meter, then we may charge you the costs we have incurred in connection with that abortive visit. We will provide you with details of the cost of a missed appointment at the time you make the booking. 12.8 When we or our agent installs your Smart Meter, we will follow the Smart Meter Installation Code of Practice. 12.9 If for any reason your Meter does not register any Energy used, you agree to pay the amount that we reasonably estimate.
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Your Meter. 1. 5.1 You agree to allow our agents to access Your property for the purpose of maintenance, inspection, reading or replacement of any metering equipment. 2. 5.2 You should report any issues to Us and must not attempt to tamper with the metering equipment. 3. 5.3 If We suspect fraud or tampering with metering equipment, We are obliged to share the information with the relevant authorities. 4. 5.4 If We receive a Meter reading that seems inaccurate, We will try to contact You to confirm the reading. If We can’t get in touch, We may use an estimated reading. 5. 5.5 You are responsible for costs in relation to inspecting, removing, repairing or replacing any metering equipment, except if the loss or damage is caused by ourselves or an agent used by Us. 6. 5.6 If You find any damage, fault or problem with Your metering equipment You must inform Us immediately, so We are able to rectify it. 7. 5.7 We may charge You if You fail to inform Us 48 hours prior to any agreed appointment that it is unable to go ahead.
Your Meter. You acknowledge that: a. we will need to upgrade the existing electricity meter at the Premises as part of our Solar Home Bundle Product b. the upgrade of your meter may occur any time before or after installation, and c. the upgrade of your meter under clause 9.3(a) may mean that you are no longer eligible for the same network tariff that you were eligible for prior to the upgrade and this may affect your electricity rates and eligibility for energy plans (including the plan you were on prior to signing this System Contract).
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  • Check Meters Developer, at its option and expense, may install and operate, on its premises and on its side of the Point of Interconnection, one or more check meters to check Connecting Transmission Owner’s meters. Such check meters shall be for check purposes only and shall not be used for the measurement of power flows for purposes of this Agreement, except as provided in Article 7.4 below. The check meters shall be subject at all reasonable times to inspection and examination by Connecting Transmission Owner or its designee. The installation, operation and maintenance thereof shall be performed entirely by Developer in accordance with Good Utility Practice.

  • Benchmarks for Measuring Accessibility For the purposes of this Agreement, the accessibility of online content and functionality will be measured according to the W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA and the Web Accessibility Initiative Accessible Rich Internet Applications Suite (WAI-ARIA) 1.0 for web content, which are incorporated by reference.

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